... The singer-songwriter Manuel Monroy Chazarreta (1961–) warmly evoked, with his distinctive empathy and colloquial lyrics, the typical Sunday off enjoyed by many domestic workers in La Paz. Parks and promenades along central avenues are some of the public spaces occupied especially by younger...

... of this epidemic as only reflecting trauma, suffering, or a masculine crisis, by recognizing the rising desire of men and women to seek medication for impotence in order to enjoy sexual pleasure. As a result, this impotence epidemic is an effect of social, institutional, and discursive encouragement of desire...

... abandoning church altogether, to shopping for a community that suited their needs, to encouraging their parents to remain faithful. The chapter highlights how girls’ religious life and parental expectations were at odds with their desire to participate in Chicago’s leisure activities and enjoy consumer goods...

... in the language and theoretical frames of scientific ways of knowing and enjoying the status of scientific authority, in whatever context it does. Through close readings of scientific and popular polyamory literature the chapter shows that minoritizing and universalizing claims about nonmonogamy’s naturalness...

... and race hierarchies were mapped onto the rural and urban topography and demography of Antigua and Barbuda, and the racial and gendered boundaries circumscribing enslaved people’s lives and forms of subversion. It explains the freedom of movement that enslaved people intermittently enjoyed amid the spatial...

... is the world’s second largest producer of cocoa and enjoys the status of a newly minted oil-producing nation that invokes promise and the potential loss of hope, especially for the rural poor. The introduction also provides contextual guideposts to the six chronologically arranged sections that emphasize...

... of suddenly being without a job or income, and the fact that they no longer enjoyed the solidarity that came with living together in tight communities. Yet as these accounts of women who formerly lived in the Siglo XX mines reveal, the “relocated” workers also took with them impressive reserves of organizing...

..., life in the colony was dangerous, plebeian convicts and their children often lacked adequate clothing, and housing was often precarious and insalubrious. Even though convicts enjoyed some privileges that many members of the free poor did not, their pariah status was palpable. The most common terms used...

.... Island’s showcasing of the interlocking efforts of Black Uhuru, Grace Jones, and Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare contributed to the breakthrough of a set of Jamaican sounds that had previously enjoyed only an episodic presence on the New York party scene. Liquid Liquid ESG ZE Records mutant...